Define the storage requirements.
Count the shirts that need hanging space, the shoes you actually wear and the knitwear you fold. In FurniDraw, Auto design uses your clothing quantities to suggest storage layouts. Review the proposals, then adjust the arrangement yourself. A plan that suits one person may not suit a shared wardrobe.
- Keep everyday items within a comfortable reach.
- Allow enough uninterrupted height for coats and dresses.
- Compare hanging storage, shelves and drawers before settling on a layout.
Model the room dimensions.
Measure the available width, depth and height. Add the surrounding room, including openings and ceiling changes. A rectangular wardrobe can become a sloped, stepped, recessed or custom shape. Explore it from several angles and check how doors and nearby furniture will affect access. The preview on this page carries your chosen dimensions into the studio as a starting cabinet.
Review materials and technical drawings.
Explore carcass and front materials in the editor. Use an AI visualisation to discuss the overall look, and technical drawings to review dimensions, elevations, parts and hardware. Confirm site measurements with your furniture maker before manufacture. Drawings currently do not include drilling plans, and cutting lists show finished dimensions without edge-banding deductions.